The CCP Overseas Intelligence Network Built by Xi Jinping Is Being Thoroughly Destroyed!

This program is hosted by Hu Liren, analyzing the current situation in which the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) overseas intelligence system is facing severe crackdowns in the United States. The broadcast points out that as US-China relations have turned hostile, multiple CCP informants and spies—including real estate agents, overseas Chinese, and US Navy personnel—have been arrested or face severe punishments one after another. At the same time, the US is stepping up efforts to purge CCP agents within its borders, warning overseas Chinese not to associate with Chinese embassies and consulates, and urging those involved to turn themselves in and surrender to the US government as soon as possible.

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Hello, viewers! The first broadcast of today is starting. Today we continue discussing the hottest topic of the past couple of days: a CCP informant named Zhang Wenying in Los Angeles, who lives in Irvine, ah, who has been continuously monitoring the son of Lai Ching-te and his entire family.

In fact, there has been a lot of news over the past two days showing that many Communist Party spies are distributed across various real estate companies throughout the United States; a great deal of them work as real estate agents. Because by working as a real estate agent, they come into contact with a huge number of people. For example, when you come to the US to buy a house, or when you are a Chinese person in the US wanting to change homes, you often look for Chinese agents, ethnic Chinese agents, right? Among ethnic Chinese agents, there are people from mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Southeast Asia. Those from the mainland often try to find people with the same cultural background. Once they connect, when you buy a house, many things are involved—your family situation, your assets, all aspects. They continuously gather these details.

As far as I know, many such real estate agents in New York are connected to the CCP, frequently participating in activities of overseas Chinese associations and events for overseas Chinese community leaders. These people are actually problematic, and they are often the bosses of real estate firms. They have a small group, and beneath them, some real estate companies and real estate brokers are affiliated under their names. There are many of them. Throughout the entire process of property purchase consultations, they collect intelligence. This intelligence is very easy for the CCP to obtain, right? Because if you deal with real estate, if you want to buy a house, it involves a lot of financial aspects, right? It involves insurance. In fact, there is a lot of personal information that you must provide to them. These are things they can use to control you, and they are also things the CCP needs. These things flow directly to the CCP. Therefore, the CCP's intelligence system is extremely extensive; not only in real estate, but there are also some CCP operatives among those working in insurance.

When I was living on the West Coast of the US, living in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, I had some friends in the Chinese community. On the surface, these people were not anti-CCP, but in their bones, they were deeply anti-CCP. After these people learned that I was an anti-CCP dissident, they often spent time with me, exchanging thoughts in private conversations. Under such circumstances, they would disclose some information to me. For instance, so-and-so who organizes hometown associations and frequently attends qipao associations or other clubs—all of these are connected to the consulates. Some even provided me with photos, private photos of them together with some CCP officials from the consulates.

Oh, so providing information from Chinese people, many of them, you see, these intelligence operators, they don't have much of a sense of self-protection. Because these people are often not professional agents, right? The CCP agents, right? They are also people that the CCP dug up from the grassroots back then. They are not necessarily professional CCP agents, but they work for the CCP. In this case, these people often like to pull out things they think they can show off. For example, when a leader comes, a high-ranking CCP official comes, hey, they participate in some activities with the high-ranking official. They post some photos, right? After having these photos, they post them in their Moments, post them in their little circle, in a small circle, right? Or in a WeChat group, which is a small circle. After posting them, they are actually just showing off. Then these things, often interested people will screenshot these things and use them as evidence.

And now, this person named Zhang Wenying, this person was arrested on the 4th, went to court on the 5th, and seemed to have gone to court yesterday.

So, the sentence she is facing is probably around 10 years. Now, professional legal experts are estimating it to be around 10 years. And there is one more thing, the most important thing, there is another thing, which is that this 10-year sentence is not even the most important part. The most important thing is that this person is very likely, because she has already naturalized, has already become a U.S. citizen, and has already taken the oath. Once she becomes a secret agent of the CCP, she faces a risk, which is the revocation of her U.S. citizenship. So what will she face after her 10-year sentence? What she faces is deportation, returning to her own country, China. So this is the biggest blow to them. Moreover, this person's husband, she is already married, she also has a child, and her husband and child are both in the U.S. Then she faces a problem, what problem? After she is deported, now it is not known whether her husband is involved in this matter, this is unknown, right? This will be ultimately determined by the U.S. judiciary.

So, in this case, you say, is this child pitiful? His mother has been stripped away. He is an American, has already joined U.S. citizenship. He was born in the United States, maybe, right? So his mother is deported, deported as a CCP spy and intelligence agent. Therefore, in this case, there will be many CCP agents who are very likely to be turned by the U.S. Right now, nobody knows, none of them exist. I did a broadcast last year, I once talked about it, I even mentioned it in my broadcast at the time, which is that current U.S. policy—because I am researching things related to U.S.-China politics. In this case, as U.S.-China relations continue to slide, it turns into a hostile relationship. Once it enters a hostile relationship, a state of enemy countries, then you face a problem, what problem do you face? You used to help the CCP do things, right? If you didn't do anything too major, the U.S. government wouldn't bother with you either; you helped the CCP do things, you beat the drums and shouted for the CCP, and nobody cared, right? Those politicians were also colluding with politicians, and nobody cared. But once it enters a hostile state, the nature of it changes. Then your relationship with the CCP—your relationship with the U.S. becomes a hostile relationship. And when you naturalized, you yourself had once taken an oath to the U.S. government that you are loyal to the U.S., right? If you are not loyal to the U.S., then it's very simple, you can be deported. Deported as a secret agent, spy, or intelligence operative. If you are not working for the CCP, you are actually a spy.

So starting from now, I talked about Chen Shanzhuang's matter yesterday, which is the matter of Chen Shanzhuang, a community leader in New York. Many people have doubts, why Chen Shanzhuang? Look, he has always been acting as a CCP agent, and a very obvious CCP agent at that, why hasn't the U.S. government arrested him? So I put forward an idea, I've had this kind of idea for a long time, that this person might be a double agent, who knows one day he might go back to China and get caught by the CCP, it's entirely possible for these people. Moreover, Chen Shanzhuang, this person who once acted as a double agent, has he ever done it? Because decades ago he was involved in a drug trafficking case in the U.S., he was caught by the U.S. government, caught by the FBI. After being caught, what was the end result? In the end, he became a tainted witness for the FBI. Everyone can check this history of his. So, assuming he has this history, his relationship with the FBI must definitely be different, right? He has also acted as—when we study this person, what exactly will happen to him in the future? He might potentially be a very dangerous person. Whether the U.S. uses him or the CCP uses him, it is very dangerous, right? This kind of logic, assuming he is a double agent.

So, if the U.S. doesn't arrest him, if the U.S. doesn't take action now, and hasn't taken action to arrest him for so many years, this logic holds up. Otherwise, this logic doesn't make sense, right? Therefore, I predict that for this person, Chen Shanzhuang, either the U.S. government will arrest him or the CCP will, because the CCP absolutely will not allow him to play both sides. On the surface, he is currently a CCP person, waving the five-star red flag and organizing so many people to do these things; in fact, even if he didn't do it, others would, and they would do it just the same. Does it cause any major harm to the U.S.? On the surface, there is no major harm, right? But the U.S. government will not let him off, unless he pledges allegiance to the U.S., or he is currently pledging allegiance to the U.S., or the U.S. believes he has value to be utilized, and the U.S. judicial department believes so—then this matter might make sense. So I'm telling everyone, it is very likely that, starting from now, because there are plenty of professional spies from the CCP in the U.S. right now, sent by the CCP. They don't care; if you get caught, you get deported, so be it; if I get locked up for a few years, I'll serve the time. They act like heroes, right? That's one type of person. The other type of person, those who are in the U.S., who came to the U.S. in the 80s, 90s, or after 2000, who are already living in the U.S., have even put down roots. Their families might even have arrived in the U.S.; it's not just him, the whole family might have arrived, and they might even be grandparents already. These people are still working for the CCP. Once these people are arrested, it involves a lot of things; it involves the high probability of them going to jail and being sent to prison later. So this type of person, it is very likely that now, in the U.S.—you see, the head of the FBI made it very clear yesterday—is to clear out all CCP agents in the U.S. That was exactly what he meant in his statement yesterday.

I have also analyzed it for everyone; in his statement, he has already viewed Taiwan as a country, not some 'one China, Taiwan.' What kind of China is 'one China'? The People's Republic of China is one China, and Taiwan is another country, right? His wording expresses this very clearly, right? So under these circumstances, many of these people in the U.S. who have already been naturalized or have green cards, these spies and intelligence personnel who are currently working for the CCP, these people are very likely to surrender to the U.S. government, to surrender to the U.S. government, because this is the only way—I think this is the only way, because you have already done these things; you are equivalent to having a stain, having colluded with the CCP government on this matter, right? You already have a stain, and this stain cannot be wiped away. One day, when an intelligence system has a problem, you might get implicated. Under these circumstances, what do you do? Then there is only one way, which is for them to surrender to U.S. intelligence agencies and confess what they have done for the CCP, what kind of things they have done. Then, while confessing, the U.S. government will certainly be like this too. Once you confess, you become a cooperating witness, right? So after a while, it is very likely that the U.S. FBI will receive many people's own surrenders, and then they will go and confess how many CCP spies are operating in their network, because it's impossible for him to operate alone; he must also have lines in China, and there must be superiors, right? Or he also has contacts in the U.S.; he must have these people. So what is this? Once a few points are broken by the FBI, or they voluntarily go to the FBI to become a cooperating witness, then the CCP's intelligence system is very likely to collapse one by one, collapse one by one. This is a very big blow. And everyone must remember, these people, actually, if you don't go, if you don't surrender now, if you don't confess, once you are caught by the U.S., then your crime will be severe; your green card will be cancelled, your citizenship will be cancelled, and you won't have any chance to repent, right? That would be a completely devastating, destructive blow to you, making you go to jail, serve ten years in prison, and after you finish, they will send you directly back to China on a plane.

Actually, these agents currently in the United States are facing these very problems, facing these exact problems. Why didn't they do this before? Because they didn't see the Chinese Communist Party as a completely hostile entity, but now it is completely different. Now it is purely hostility, right? And now, many people—look, if you all go look at this analysis, right, the analysis of this case involving Zhang Wenying. Before Zhang Wenying, there was another guy; what was that guy's name? I forgot. He was twenty-some years younger, originally served in the US Navy, and then he quietly stole intelligence and sold it to these CCP informants. And it seems he was supported by his mother; his mother also knew about this. This person is actually very likely to eventually be deported as well, be deported, or he or his mother—if his mother knew, his mother is also guilty, right? So these CCP secret agents, truly, to use a common phrase, will come to a bad end, right? You are in the United States, enjoying the air of freedom and democracy in the US, enjoying a free and democratic lifestyle, right? Some even receiving various benefits from the US, yet ultimately secretly working for the CCP. Look, almost all of these people colluding with the CCP are fools. Look at this person—this person from the US Navy—this person actually didn't get that much money. I remember at the time he got, at most, only $15,000 USD. His income serving in the US military was extremely high, with an annual income of probably around $80,000 to $100,000 USD, right? Look at him in the end; and if this person were to retire from the US military, look, for the rest of his life he could enjoy the benefits of a US military veteran, and those benefits are huge, right? This big package—look, in the end he got caught, caught by the US government. Such agents are becoming more and more numerous, right? In China and the US, before, it was turning a blind eye; the government thought, whatever, US-China relations are like this, right? We still have to rely on you economically and in manufacturing, so let's just all be happy and let it go. Now it's completely different; now it has turned into hostility. And where did this reversal start? It started right after Xi Jinping abolished term limits, starting right after the constitutional amendment. Why did the US wage a Cold War against the Soviet Union back then? Actually, it's the same reasoning, because the US believed the Soviet Union posed a huge threat to the civilized world. Now the CCP is just like that; its threat to the civilized world far exceeds the threat the Soviet Union posed to the world back then. Therefore, I advise—currently, I hope everyone will share this video widely. I advise these people who are currently working for the CCP, or have worked for the CCP in the past at these embassies and consulates—actually, these embassies and consulates, don't think that an embassy or consulate is a government agency, purely a government agency; you are thinking wrong. The CCP's embassies and consulates in the US, and in all countries, are actually intelligence agencies. CCP secret agents, these ambassadors and consuls, actually these people are all secret agents. Can you imagine? Ordinary people don't understand; let me tell you this: when I used to work in China, I once came into contact with these people in Beijing. These people were previously intelligence personnel dispatched overseas; they were all hidden inside the embassies, all holding titles like commercial counselor, various counselors, right? These people, first secretaries, second secretaries, these people—I forgot their specific titles. These people were all sent to various parts of the world to gather intelligence, all graduated from the Foreign Affairs College, all these people; actually, they were trained as secret agents. They have dual—single identity is that they reside with—even triple identities. For example, this person was originally an official of the Ministry of Commerce, right? He was dispatched to the US as a commercial counselor, serving as commercial personnel in the US with one title, and at the same time he had another identity—what identity? State security (MSS), specifically providing intelligence to state security, right? Think about it: one is an official of the Ministry of Commerce, one is an embassy official dispatched abroad by the Ministry of Commerce, and the third is state security. So this is the reality. Therefore, I advise all these Chinese people and overseas Chinese: you must never—not just overseas Chinese, including foreigners—you must never have any dealings with embassies and consulates. When they hold events in the future, you should try to stay as far away from them as possible, stay as far away as possible. The people in these embassies and consulates are CCP spies and intelligence agencies; their very nature is that of intelligence agencies. That's one thing. Secondly, it is very likely that people inside are also turned by the US government. People infiltrate each other; within the intelligence system in the US, there are very likely CCP secret agents, and similarly, within the CCP's intelligence system, there are US secret agents. It's the same, everyone is mutually infiltrating. People won't tell you these things; perhaps the only independent media in the whole world are people like me, who dare to speak the truth and spell it out, right? Once you have contact with these people, your name very likely has already been known to the FBI. Therefore, when arresting people, look at how precise the arrest is: as soon as you board the plane, an alarm triggers immediately, and you are arrested instantly. Actually, yesterday's person—the person arrested on the 4th, named Zhang Wenying—actually the FBI wasn't even ready to arrest him yet, and was planning to let him gather more information. That day he was preparing to go to Shanghai, heading straight for the flight to Shanghai, and right at the airport it triggered an arrest mechanism, so they arrested him anyway.

So, everyone can go check the show I made last year to know that in a little while a huge number of these people are going to be arrested, a huge number. People, never—what is the Chinese Communist Party? The Chinese Communist Party is a cesspool, and you must never step into it. The moment you get even a tiny bit stained on you, you're done for; the moment you ask anything of them, you're done for. Look at my friend Tang Yuanjun, right? I'm very familiar with Tang Yuanjun, and now Tang Yuanjun is a well-known figure, just because with the CCP, according to him, he said it was because his family situation—everyone knows, anti-communist figures all know—he has a disabled younger brother at home, he's the oldest, two brothers, his parents are in poor health, in Changchun, right? So he still had a reason, saying I need to return to China because there is no one at home to take care of them, no one to take care of them, so only he can go back. He had already acquired U.S. citizenship, and the Chinese government wouldn't give him a visa. Later, regarding his case, I had several phone calls with him and talked about it; I understand him. I told Tang Yuanjun, I said, Tang Yuanjun, tell me honestly, what is going on with you? He would tell me many things, right? But you know, I only took it as a reference, yet logically it made sense, logically it made sense, because he indeed went back, and his family situation was also frequently—he frequently talked on the phone with his parents in daily life, many of our friends have heard it, right? This is also a fact. And furthermore, no matter what, his past anti-communist experiences, this is something no one can erase; he is indeed an anti-communist. Therefore, these things are currently happening right now, and the Chinese government and the U.S. government are now making a massive effort. The U.S. government is doing this on a large scale, and they are supported by a huge, powerful intelligence system. Therefore, in a little while, a massive number of these CCP informants, these secret agents, and these intelligence operatives will be arrested, and then we'll see how things go. Assuming that your case is relatively serious, causing major damage to U.S. national security, then these people, once caught and sentenced, are very likely to have their U.S. citizenship directly revoked and be sent back to their country of origin. Therefore, everyone remember, the U.S. is making its move! It may look to you like everyone is quiet, it may look to you like these people are quietly colluding with the CCP, but in fact, they have long been monitored by the U.S. government, monitored by the intelligence system. Well, this is a good thing! I hope these CCP spies in the U.S., you'd better watch yourselves! You should figure out a way as soon as possible to go directly to the U.S. government to confess, to lay your cards on the table, and to turn yourselves in; that is your only way out! Alright, thank you all for watching, see you in the next topic.